Beverage Bottle Guide
Beverage Bottles
When it comes to bottling beverages, whether alcoholic spirits, botanical infusions, syrups, vinegars, or cold-pressed extracts, selecting the right glass bottle is key to achieving a balance between preservation, product integrity, and presentation. The type of bottle you use affects not only how the product is stored and served, but also
how it’s perceived by your customer.
Our bottle range includes a variety of form factors and capacities, allowing for flexibility across everything from small-batch gifting to full-scale retail packaging. These bottles are commonly used in both food and drink sectors, particularly for liqueurs, cocktails, bitters, syrups, and non-alcoholic concentrates.
Available in sizes ranging from 50ml to 700ml, and in distinctive styles such as Vecchia, Hermes, Notturo, Galileo, Nora, and Passion, each bottle serves a specific purpose in terms of product volume, shelf presence, and user handling.
All styles are compatible with either T-stopper closures or screw caps, depending on the desired aesthetic, reusability, and product type.
Closures - Function & Compatibility
Each bottle style is available with stopper caps (often T-top natural or synthetic corks) and screw caps.
Stoppers provide a more traditional, tactile experience and are commonly used with spirits and oils, while screw caps offer practicality and tamper-resistance, especially in food-grade applications.
The choice of closure impacts both shelf life and usability, so should be matched to the viscosity, alcohol content, and storage conditions of the product.
Vecchia Bottles (50ml, 100ml, 250ml)
Best for: Liqueurs, herbal infusions, single-serve spirits, gifting
Overview: The Vecchia bottle has a short, rounded profile with a smooth, traditional silhouette. It’s a common choice for botanical spirits, digestifs, or limited-edition infusions.
The 50ml size works well for samples or individual servings, while 100ml and 250ml versions are often used in sets or for premium gifting formats.
Hermes Bottles (50ml, 200ml, 500ml, 700ml)
Best for: Cordials, syrups, olive oils, small-batch liquors
Overview: The Hermes bottle has a slender, rectangular form that gives it a refined, minimalist appearance.
The 50ml and 200ml sizes are popular for samplers or bar-friendly formats, while the 500ml and 700ml bottles suit larger volumes or tabletop presentation.
Its flat panels also provide an ideal surface for labelling or embossing, making it a practical choice for both craft and commercial use.
Notturo Bottles (50ml, 200ml, 350ml, 500ml)
Best for: Dark spirits, aged liquors, cocktail bases
Overview: The Notturo bottle is characterised by its rounded shoulders and heavier glass base, giving it a premium, weighty feel that complements dark liquids or products that benefit from a sense of gravitas.
It's often used in limited release spirits or for ready-to-drink cocktails.
The range of sizes allows for use in both tasting kits and retail shelf displays.
Gallileo Bottles (50ml, 200ml, 500ml, 700ml)
Best for: Aromatic spirits, vermouths, aperitifs, infused oils
Overview: Galileo bottles have a classic cylindrical body and slightly rounded base, combining modern elegance with
functional versatility.
The smaller sizes (50ml–200ml) work well for trial or gift packs, while the 500ml and 700ml bottles are often used for retail-ready
lines.
Their shape supports a wide range of closure styles and labelling approaches.
Passion Bottle (700ml)
Best for: Signature spirits, design-forward beverages
Overview: The Passion bottle has a bold, contemporary design and is typically chosen for hero products within a spirits line or for beverages where the bottle is part of the brand statement.
The 700ml format makes it ideal for standard liquor shelf placement, and its shape works well with both traditional cork stoppers and premium synthetic closures.
Nora Bottle (700ml)
Best for: Traditional spirits, artisan
liqueurs, high-volume products
Overview: The Nora bottle offers a refined, classic profile, well-suited for aged products, cordials, or fruit-based liqueurs.
Its 700ml capacity supports standard retail sizing and is compatible with a range of stopper and screw-top options, making it a flexible choice for both functional and decorative applications.
Choosing the right glass bottle for rour beverage product
The ideal bottle for your formulation will depend on factors such as alcohol content, shelf life, packaging volume, and intended use (e.g. gifting, bar service, or retail display).
Smaller sizes are often used for samples, flights, or premium gift sets, while larger formats serve core product lines or flagship spirits.
Equally important is selecting the appropriate closure—stoppers for tradition and tactile appeal, screw caps for security and practical sealing.
By considering how shape, capacity, glass weight, and closure choice intersect with your brand and formulation goals, you can select packaging that enhances both the technical performance and presentation of your beverage product.